A Playground Of Broken Hearts – Andrew Wild
A Playground Of Broken Hearts, authored by Andrew Wild and published by Kingmaker Publications, serves as the follow-up to A Mirror Of Dreams, set...
Queen In The Seventies
It would be fair to say that Queen have moved away from being merely a rock band towards being a musical phenomenon, with a...
Rory Gallagher – Portraits (Rufus Publications)
Asked once by a critic "What does it feel like to be the best guitarist in the world?" Jimi Hendrix is said to have...
Big Big Train Woodcut Book Review: More Than Album Liner Notes
Published on the same day as the album release of the same name by prog band Big Big Train (BBT), this book is designed...
The Bee Gees In The 60’s – Andrew Hughes, GrantWalters & Mark Crohan
Book review of The Bee Gees In The 60’s by Andrew Hughes, GrantWalters & Mark Crohan.
The Bee Gees (Brothers Gibb) probably sang three-part harmonies...
Richard West may be a writer as he pens his life in ‘Threshold’
Threshold, for anyone who doesn’t know, are a prog/metal band that combines thoughtful lyrics and propulsive melodies alongside some quite intricate song arrangements and...
The Byrds – On Track Andy Mcarthur (Sonicbund Publications)
The Byrds are one of those bands of whom it can truly be said they were a seminal band, in that their influence extended...
Bob Dylan In the 1980’s – Every Album, Every Track
In the 1980s Bob Dylan released ten albums, of which seven were studio recordings, two were ‘live’ albums and the other being 1985’s Biograph,...
The Train Kept A-Rollin by Spencer Vignes — Book Review
Freight railways were the only means of transportation for the bluesmen of yesteryear. The musicians jumped into the back car not just because they...
Book Review: ‘You Me At Six – Never Hold an Underdog Down’ by Neil...
You Me At Six have enjoyed a pretty impressive growth within the UK music scene – so it’s no real surprise that fans can...
